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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
FOOLISH PRoHI6ITloNisIS.
They D~ory ths Efforts of an oniefaI TO do
HIS Day.

The prohibitionists thought they had
struck a oonanzs yesterday. aud they
h0oded the streets with dodgers beaded
saloons. Police" which after announcing
Hiss Wizards speech concluded IS follows.
" A man today attempted 70 carry trans
parency advertising the above leciGTe. but
vas stopped by the police aud threatened
with arrest If he continued without q per-
mia from The M~yor. This official could
not 5e found. and we take this course TO let
You know of the meeting. Come and near
ler IL spite 0f the % ics,'
The idea they wished the ignorant read
ers Of the hand bill TO infer was that the
police hsd inlerfeTrcd with their rights.
For fear tust some might take stock IN the
2onzy insinustion Of polics coercion. the
TELEgs HEKtLD woasd say that the
Common Council Of toe city of Grand
Re gids orcaius that no person shall carry
upon The street a transparency or other
sign without having first obtained permis-
SION from the Mayor. Under this ordin-
ance. about two years sk0 Geo. W. Don
aid-Cu. travelling museum manager. paid
$3.50 for violating tins ordinance. The ban
nsr tor ihtwalking match was ordered of
he street last wees. and Officer Mullalley,
VINO stopped the enisssry Of prohibition
Ampsy ai lis duty The oliicer himself IS
az ardent pr0hioiti0nist but he would not
iet hat stsna n the wsy Of Carrying cut tue
orders OF bis snYeriors. IN tbis case the
author Of tie circaiar fncs fault zith an
officer FOR carry ag on the theory Of proai-
ai.i0n- prohibit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

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se4<ea - knsszd sesEa - - ssE<2 - -as
poeaiaf kmas Aeoctt s)e4rs So1s Ressf.
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- ~ zeFae< aaa syesS lz11cz-issi l''@..ils
- : axe sas. E4as A5eHl see9s .
gleat asssss - Pspaiaf.sy - tals e , -a1
- sks banxs q sssQAss 81 seesieei stzssgte.
a. enseDs.e eEzssa sefisss - fnx n4sst
asssa "a kskssa osesa 10 ssssz ears. al
= 70 oFessal 3 sizss ~ elef&s aefes s<ieEs
xsea bee. taf shich ssBssiu sosss ol TIE
zFsBdss. saasse sxsAnt Il i ssts % Pfesiet
efsxasf boas<s a. every pei foEn4aes.
Nsfals nsasisFpsser. Il <fovai9te. =
i4H nsF aa1 8 tssoTEe ~ith ever oi4s. tet
fes have hrnsd presented ~ - aeiskatIat
= sasnuef a. EmmA AsoeEs pfQeeess IL a
fs0nere she ssz nists great s1ccrss. st,3
So 4esF ssGle asaEbi 81 sri eestd1aes. @s
als3 u 'l.uefelia B3fxlz. ~ - siyso - .
fsrsSs.l psFf5ffaz1ts D. - ssll Lue'%
Aboolt's eaast G. sta1ses fcf tE-s opera sNF-
gass snstbffs ever ssea o. tee sisee Bel
iials yrsHsat opers. ia o0nDAsaouiA
vii 0e sieea % ths nssftnss zad 49, ssfss
90 tFas o.. isFss aesss
tts taieI ~ ACTOR holiLifs Asffhf- -
his sensational inelO drama k-seAped ifoAs
ssaE seq. elil BE- t1e drawing ctst a. The
Wonder sad ihs eonliDg wss1. kscsIrd
fo0 sinx sing Is dfseia bnmiai o.
,s1ies hgm0F aad thrilling siinsiiops- he
c0napa1y 81 gposilDg 4r. Murray - said 70
b 4 psrlicliaf.y strong one. and with sach
sn attraction be - HonIerianl vail keep up
ils reputation u being packed al every PER
ieTInanre.
The R0s FFsmp' evidently bas found
lsV0r ia iile eyes 81 lbe public as Yesterday
uatinee 50 TIE Wonderland Ess sIn and
hf nishf prob hiflou aud anti prohibition
DO wiibsfapains a .afge house Witnessed
kh.s pleasing drama.
Manager ~ b. Day. Of ihe Wonderland.
stared 0n q ayias trip up north Yesterday
afternoon presumedly - see what chance =
theatre would have ~ sauiI So. Marie.
During his absence Joe Lang vii WELD TIE
baton 0f ofnce-
zoe Polk WI. open his jar OF Mixed
= kies Al pONeTs Opera House tomorrow
evening and the very funny comedian and
bis upr0ar.ousiy lunny comedy well de-
serve generous reception and patronage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
rhe rIeetr,c rdxht Not TO HIame

BuEgAio. y y, March 29--George An
drew Legsit, was The first witness called at
The Richmond Ere inquest this afternoon.
He testified thar since the hotel was opened
be had found Joseph McCsbe asleep upon
one occasion when be vent there for bag
rsge f5- the $50 train. He bad never seen
aay OF the others asleep. and never saw any
~ them drunk George Nsitr0us. the next
witness tssa6ed. o. an in the employ OF
shs Cnited States ectric Lght Company.
ran the machine a. tb- Brlsh station 90
WiisisJg 81. On the morning ~ the ire /
cnr OF the lsat from f.s Richmond ~
5c.oes vas on untl O'Clock when We
sluf down. It was tufned on again al n
he morning. Several witnesses testified
corro 3oFs.iug previous evijsnce
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30


I.au u. aolmss. os Bay Cy. s a.
rFstt8
Harry Csnpoe,l. of Detroit. IS in the city
oi. $3.50. business
Af-crrey General Iszsast goss 10 ia1-
sI.r t..t Hlorring
tI-. sea Wr5 s singisy lea7e or Gu
$3.50 G. g. sapc week
Hfs W Sssbr sud children. 81 Fort
iInf.u sr- sitting BE- fAtnsr. T. Mcsarrin.
81 rcfsr asea' .or n. Saiih Hs-
la-. -l.. b stcFfiaS az he k&lnbcr
v- ard Nrs Morse. 0f Lovsi ars VISIT
ul t.ei- aslxhiss. Mrs q l.. 49,. ers ui
lt s.as-st.
.1ar var srnsrai MANAGE n he Metre
- nn Nsnu'sefu-irz EeA paav. w.I move
esaiinnartsrs 10 thseasn April IAe
st nes iats-ftre ri,h tas ecni psnys re-
fs. rsfe H ,Lis e'tr
o-o w. Mfason ar4 his vifs have re-
'arucl -ou the'r tarefn g'p we'l pleased
Hfh lr.r rsf W-fe t1 <eH York City
tas va tu Interested sfs.cialar 81 81 =
..I.1H. t1rersren -irrss az Nsascu
asfa osrter She rstaiu tnp ffoH EeT
ez ess lads be- =, 8oars.
lsu esctcf cf fas So O r. g s. Eai'-
fssi ras t.s .lf Yss.sa aar. ~. SAYS if
.rshltE.al ssres tse seioonkee, srs n
-ar ei tts ier,44e ADD tlsi any
ss Efe Fe nav fsstents . 1sf-oif
WH .e Iai Hf tarfa ~ ease e
.ss sem F.a $3.50 i4e ferry boss essi-
nsss
Warren 81 Ferfev 81 .hs Cs.rsry Bsp-
t s7tloh. >eN f<. ia- notes. aa,l- icsi
r.tf en.t Hs etf .-i'sI ratesei tfant
tVt.i Mars efeaIla fHn .tf..s nieeti Z. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Nsnsser sa.ta seems - kaaN issf se1gl
vbsl ,ls .afFous ~ Be ecEv lite tasairs
wan-. sna Iass vees he IS fasu nx t6sa
wHa q soor re- sfs wiib novelties and
interesting Nad 4nestns ~ Is every seztars
Tee Chsresfs. iza We p'evcfisis Sc EN-.
nit sstsaai.nT sad thee dtalea.f fetss srs
81 Hrislnr sxa4bisire ~ taeg 20 wonferf.8i
* ia and darns SiiFn IS lightning se
nrxiaf Hus1 q Bryant 81 very nnny
szsltst IrsF fftse. 9r7ie ass ~ Fs1sl
on the ttsqese. perform us a.uos. aHasari
81 fats white susaeats~t 'trixt ssrsh sal
hezre. Nsv Jeh1son enEs sweeiiT Iosi
ls4fisen wss fllns io RS ie.ture 81
naasfsafsnr. TIA tsenon @sssers ars xaoi
slue aasf faare. sssse i'fVaaI a rie7ar
siazsr. wa-ie nsetfF H<iIe Nfnas Esf Bean
csparsfef fk- aarss sns nsfe = hrs eifa
hsr skiSc4z rcpf and aresrr refes Tee
stcck ren114rv ~ srr~sr e. savan axe 1ni
ae ssoe closes ~ita lehrrv Rae very
flnar afferpiees ~ fcis fssa nhata
The nsns4 matinee WI he gwen - essr-
aocn 81 q eiack
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

TIE Dszaoersts nssie6 fLfsF or sixfy se<ss
saa fhs tiresseAeEeFs 49, ex-f . doz<zl-
iAssszs&ns - TIE city eo1fsaDoa we've
Sc ee.et - t3llose
Democrats He1ry Griansll Deans L.
Ca0spas Leonaft - Es<yE. td~szd Alnnsy
saS t.s~rcnee Cfowley.
6fsea -Joseth bessncoo. oeorxs
4 Reeves. H. 3 Humpbrey. Cnsriss L.
snllfb ana 1ohn j. CsLrs8ss-
Conference Committees we're sppoantea.
sad L ses ssfee3 tbst the Demeefats ssoaiti
hsse tie AlGeruzn abb the Gseeabackers
she ress Of TIE tleket Tas nonainations re-
s8ited a. folioEs
Sapefyi~0f-0 -0eoree X. Reeves.
Aidsru4xn- 3anay j Lewis
C0leef0r-l carries s kM.ts.
Conssa5le joseph i.eoopL
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

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thz - fa8 = rzts4 fzss fsi3 Earaapx sesll,
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a shs tsssts Is2stse q ares tef<ssnse : Eaese
reszknssceesee. SlAaA ~ = ast4ssiss1 - soase
xlssas u lLsillizsy unstoFa1z - Efo.skiyn EzSisA
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
FiNh Ward.

Fusion vss effected without any friction
on the Third and Fourth wards plan. The
delegates are:
Democrats -BastiaI DOoge, Michael
OBrien, William Walsh. William o. West
fall and II. A. Befilngwell.
Greenbsckers-Stephen Hamilton. Josiah
Tibbitts, Charles Miller. II. y. Cargill, and
John LodeHyk.
Supervisor Simon Sullivan.
Aldesman-Maurice Shanahan.
CoIlector-George Schnsble.
Cons.ahle-Trafton III. Pond.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
snrss fr.nsrn n. Pa...

Detective Canaelsy s--es.s.ia alsn aboui
s gssrs 81 ass on 0ttszs-st yestsr tsv
sasraaon who gave his nsrls e. Wn Per
ssn aas1 e'slolsi g BE- q 8sc8r hssaz froo
che-azssa - las s~ea d1eg ao iargs
RHfese uf E1e f,f saal Sans al
81 sF 'si11 tass hst he wE excs ~
8 o9reg srfer rv 4'eerzpk fFou h.s rises
81 s1sees- ffe vss fsssa q 60 sae ssrsv
ia 1esrs - wii 81 ae5 f5r ex4nirs. .ion
asr aatAilias 1easF CD Esss erste1ees
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

TaxsIas s. J. Mareh le--As result 81
lie pon1.af iaiignsann over the sft9a Of
tie cogrt - Fsrscns in commlrng the
sa1sb ssntsace 81 fhs ulaissrer Tifus = ina
prisonm@pf slr life aler Fisus hsd confessed
"a ae la9 tt40sssi lis Ei.t s.csu 81 fsalh
Af Arasff1nz ssaY lutr0a1fsl 4a ths A.
ssma'fs s Dr8gi8iaE ihsF tie pr8esef-
.ess and rseer.ls oi ths lolTs - Par3oos
sia4i aefss' ED - crea ard paste. fas san9s
ss a. etasf sea IS ~ tee safe The hla
~ rnllsaatesIF 3 usss
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Everything was lovely in the Third. IL
was agreed TO 'fuse' and divide the ticket
equally. the 6reenbackers taking first and
third places and the Democrats the second
ami fourth. The delegates selected are
Demdcrats-H. II. DTury. Gerritt Nisch-
ers, Henry Fralick, Jr, II B. Fairchild and
Fred c. Temple.
Decentralization. Cook. c. s. Wilson,
Peter Knudson. Leonard Dykema and Free
man Brewer.
Superyisor-Aarou Brewer.
Alderman-Geo. II. Davidson.
Collector. s. Mckay.
Constable-(To be named by the Ward
Committee).
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
SKIPPED WITH THE CASH.
The Bookkssp-r of the rsuinsuiar Furni
tars Company Missing.


Burt :. Gibson. tookkreper for the Penin-
soiaf Furniture Company. vas sent - the
Fourth National isuk a5oai II o'clock yes
tssGay forenoon. snd drew cut $50 OF the
oompsuvs cssb ~ meet the weekly pay
roil. lie Gii n9s re-Iru O. Lde fs--o-Y sud
lss lof been sen s.ncs The ufm hsc0m-
ina aiarusi at n.s absence. informed Tire
rnf8o-.lrs sad lid sesr1a was begun.
Ali oll -oing traIus we're watched ar1 Gs-
,e isss .fo8Ied tie cify for ice nissius
man i1tsfmaliou Sas wired 90 al uussi le
poinls. bst n0 news 0f him has yei been
learA tii5Spn vas a breiber - " 4. tfie-
sen D1fi. rsleatly ,otur8issio1 merchant
0a fftawssf-. IL aut tveutv-frO years old
sl8 as heretofore tosae a good rspusstion
He aas leld ,ae poslfi01 but a few months.
ast vas ev 'eni.v trusted Implicitly bT the
ffm re nas Gruther ln CshfJfnia aul
fs.ssfvss IN tae rssf snd e IL s8rnisei That
hs vii 20 20 one Of these places. fhe go
ice arr roEd9snt of securing bis capture
ant esfatn o. ,As lily.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Nsu lesS. siAreA -. as Academy of
Music ~. pac ckei With people tonight. and
ur Mglynn received an enthusiastic vel.
come When ae appeared and began BIZ lsc-
iafs on "Ths cross of ihe New crusade. -
Dr Mc1lynn vas introduced bv JOAN Nc
Mzckia chairman 81 tie executive. com
rIiffsa of fas llfei l.sC0r party. ~. ~.
Glyol y the s.l--e of bis leet'Ife, said that
ne bad uot a stel is reverence for the
caarca Al rfsEy Erea' reforms are bassd
Oh religious prlcsrlcs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
sixth Ward.

The rule OF division adopted in the Fifth
was continued In the Sixth, with the follow
ing result
Democratic delegaies-B. c. McGann, J..
Weringa, NJ. Parton, c. kli6er. and j. A.
Mckay.
Green backers--J. II. Jones, A. Whitney,
J. Norman, &. A. Bissonnette and Charles
L. Shattuck.
Superyis0r-Henry Ubrbrock.
Alderman-Issiah Stewart.
Collector-Nallac Watson.
Constable-John English.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
Fourth Ward.

The Democrats met in the Circuit Court
Court Room-nearly one hundred and fifty
of them-while the Greenbsckers convened
in Frost's Hall on East Bridge-st- There
was no opposition to fusion upon the same
basis as agreed upon in the Third ward.
The selection Of delegates resulted:
Democrats-Andrew j. Stebbins, Adolph
Le;telt, A. B. Tozer. J. B. Britain and w.
w Taylor.
Greenbackers Andrew Fyfe, NJ. Kinney,
John n. Meyers, Harry Vance and Henry
Mayer.
SuDervisor--W ID. Frost.
Alderman-Edward O'Donnell.
Collector-Ch A Robinson.
Constable-D. l.. Arnold.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
THE Brock FAMILY DESTITUTE.
The Br. n.ing Back of Brock Promises 10
be an Expensive job

The Br aging Back OF Brock Promises 10
be an Expensive job
The bringing back Of Michael Brock, pro-
misses to be an expensive affair to the city
and county. Il is estimated that it has
already amounted 10 nearly $500. for bring
ing him back aud now the city will have TO
support his wife and five little children.
They are al present stopping at the Central
House. opposite the Union Depot and yes
ierday they applied % Director OF the Poor
Rupprechl FOR assistance The eldest of the
children is but eight and one OF them is
now III. requiring the services OF physl-
cisn. Tney are destitute and Will have 70
he supported a. the expense OF the city. Mr.
Eupprecht and others have expressed il a
thsis opinion. that r. would have been bet
Ter 10 have let Brock remained IN the West,
as he has suffered sufficiently for his
Jime by impsasonRisnt and tue lcss Of
bis bard earned properly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

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.sfas4 al a tfa v4l-Is ssstlns ank ialfs.
e..y efen.ae
fhe sarst ssl eesf sssiilg and snco1n-
f.rfs 80 e sees taIs 1ilT 411 GraDI
4aeg1 IN Asr 8rst trss Aaasiag
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ere naH e tir t2itas9 r-itr
50 tsrart
IaeG 8dielsls siii have 90 mors
esa e-a reeI Arir iass a. tasr nave
ren n4 Hasstt -etel - news apef
iaas aii .i-f
Ha8 Nr tensu8 "a. urf ~sf been ffani
aat Els asil 49, -s.reat.f ~ pafss cg.sri
re.t nav e8rrfrt az ssssnsoa i sulefx
the ~..i of sto
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f t1 a1@s AZ i1e hal 9n Pearl
-s taE lte2rtaat o1s-1ess
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I4f-s ff.roH I4earls of tae alte1
-sst.s l.a t..rt all =. rendered re-
rsf a.f 4. We pea. asul.r Ci.5 H8ss. tris
~ ~ laa Vestsrn N.csixan attorneys
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Bos-os. Nsrah a-Asslea Aisrscat ~ss
sr-aisnss ia fhs Anaisfpai coass t8isg.
charres wta tke mar6er as rssil Inuas-
haa. tae AFeTy .st. xaFusler. The prssscn
'scn rss FTantef a c1nuasanfs. sad t1s
l,T'Ssuer wss eern asisfsi f1r e~zniiasffos, On
April - TIE candsfou ~ Fia1aaEsr. ons
- t.ss Victims 90 resf srsavs s5notloe. vas
ss>aut za< q nss - sais aoxziaS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Ssw F-as a4rch % -gsnes g. Bls.ae
ilR en- ri.v tbs saornins sn ths eeieex
rsi- 81 he Pennsylvania Raiassd boand
Sr ~ Ieo.s ~ vas r~oviiei e.lh =
s,srriei car. e1arA Fas a1-ac1e8 - The -eaT
- ths frailed exorsss he wss secoea nxn-
ir.i - SIS vennxeaf 3sa-aieF Ha1sie. lsries
e. Dis'ae lr s,ia wiss. stephen - Alklas
eiis A. yoar< aon-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Caesa EAEE&Fst of lt2fy lsgspfssilY ssisssts
g. ths Chrsstsaas prsseal< toF keT sereGnts
szsI Ter tie inn.ates ~ zsr varfe0s cilaritsh3s
inssiluE>ofs. 10 d8rert heF "a tAis taSk 4ss
ksege . book ~ Wkskh sos nesse de9n sgfeh
hints - tbe coloxs q their eses sfs8 hSir. aala
other details. - taat fhs dresses csc. sie usay
a. t,ssm sia t< bae7znifg - New lark In
L<lDe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

The nomenclature of s<eiety is enrlcbed by
tlse phrsse -llek uR After swell clnneF
thsre + naueh bFokea victaAls sns nlsay st1bs
of bostts of siae Tbess are use6 IA : soal
q poor rel&sioa rsosptaon next dsy, which -
a -lsck up 20 C1ioexe t{efa ala
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
Seventh Ward,

The rule was reversed in the Seventh
ward. the Democrats taking supervisor and
Collector and the 1seenbackers the Alder
man and Constable. The selection OF Del
eeaies resulted.
Democra's-Andfew Doyle, A. Damsky.
Theodore Host John :. Belknap. and c. D.
konkle.
Greerhsckers--Jolin @. Lee. Henry Fie-
biz ! r. Cogsll, Charles Armstrong aud
II Teevin.
As q Fesult ot The Dsrtcrrafs attack on
Alderman Harvard ne vas renominaiei by
q vote Of IS out Of IS. The ticket
Supervisor II q. Scilermerhorn.
Alderman ~. Hay ward.
Col ector John Cullen.
Cors;abls-Corneli8s ss'enbrook.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Nox4szs1a Ma - 2-AH tFssa- "a ~
Cs,elssc seci 81 81 t6e Csa4saa Pse -
fsxsr haTs 5een oaoes "a . Acce1al q
s>a&ssarzzx
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

sss varr srar e. frr Head rst anf IlHse
Tasy Sssp 81 - h&s ros Ets fhem ssk
sim sag he ssn e. thesa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Aess khaa 1s2si snlsesss wAs na4nslestea
Is 1As Dsuosxstie al snse2oeok esacases
sel3 as aixA fasas wAs ps ue9els "a
esse1lak i1slon sxeepe tae k&sAth ~sFd.
re ueasersfs saL- s0.sd t1e oseeue 20 ssEs
sea . oae. bssf sAs latter oetssned fesly ekif
q - eisa4er
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
Eighth Ward

In be Eighth Ward fusion failed. Both
parties ~sutsf % nominate the Alderman.
Zach Wss willing 20 give the.ofher Ell the
rest 81 The ticket FOR A chance for seat 10
the Council. D8f neltber would aeoep- The
resuli wss the nomination Of separate
t.cksts
The Democrats cast oYef two hundred
votes ard uste Tie follow sg nominations.
Supervisor Robert i Courtney.
4 I'ermsu-Ioseph s Achee-
Collector John Powers
Constable Robert Mafrsy.
bsieEsIss iaaee ~ ierne,, James shir-
lock. frank Hsmmerschidt J. 7. StfAhsn
and Frank kgnzs.
TIE GFsenbsexsrs cast - votes with TIE
fsIiavinz fesrit
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clouds and Sunshine.

Cloudless skies drop no rain. We may
bathc ourselves in the uncloudcd sun
shine fol days and weeks, thinking that
if the hluc of the heavens were never
more yelled by the blackness OF storm
we at least would be perfectly satisfied.
But as the unclouded days pass Oh, the
parched eerth begins to cape to heaven
for water, the flowers fade, the grass IS
burned up, and men and beasts droop il
the merciless heat which now seems no
longer the messenger OF life, but the
angel of death. For need like that there
is no help in cloudless skies. The sign
of deliverance rather comes in the tllun-
der cloud, the flash OF lightning, and
the pouring rain. There is . Ike need
Of the rain cloud, in the inner life.
There is a parching end deadening in
iuence even here in too much sunshine;
and the storm cloud Of pain or OF sor-
row, which drenches our heart soil with
the rain of tears, alone makes possible
the continued growth Of that which is
best in our heart culture. We do right
to thank God for cloudless days; but I'VE
do wrong if we do not thank him for
days not cloudless. The one gives sun
shine, and the other the rain; ard with
out either there would be no increase =
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4 Nastodon Found IN Alabama.

DR.. J. uuggins, CT Hale county, A:a.,
has lust discovered skeleton Of masto-
don, which may prove Of interest and valUc
to men of science 1t was found in Prairie
Creek, near the village Of Ncwbernc. The
parts are not pctriied, but we'll preserved
in the bone state. One piece, which is sup
posed to be the upperboEc Of q h!nd leg, is
;}G inches long, 81 inches in circumference
at the top and p in the middle, and % at
the lower end, and weighs g. pounds One
of the jaws measures y inches IN width
and has two sockets for tusks inches in
diameter. 4 fragment of one o. the tusHs
is IS inches long and Is inches in circum-
ference The jaw tooth consists Of four
pairs of promircTccs ranged in two rows
and all Joined in one solid piece. the top OF
which is enamel of the color Of tortoise
she'll The prominenccs are worn as if
from long use. The tooth weighs five
pounds a segment Of the backbone is %
inches in circumference and nearly + inches
thick. \ rib, with = or 3 inches broken
of, is SIS inches long and 81 inches wide.
A short joint, supposed to belong TO the
foot, is II inches long. If Sc inches be al
lowed for the length of each Of tic longer
joints, II inches for the short joint. 10
inches for the foot, and 60 for the body. the
animal must have been over - feet high.
\ bone IS inches long with 4 6 inch cross.
piece at one end ball 3 inches in diameter
at the other was found. 80 one rcit sure
to what position it should be assigned. 4
small deer bone was found along with the
bones of the mastodon Dr. lIuggins has
q collection Of fossils found in the al!nvial
district of Alabama. a.-Nel0 OrjetaS Times
Denl0crGt
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SOUTH CARoLsNA's FUTURE.

''Yet it will come, the day declcel by
Fates."
How bright the picture, Queen OF Sover-
eign States:
When thou, Carolina, shalt become once
more
Thy peoples pride, as in those daysof yorc,
When to Claim thee us { mother, boast thy
name,
Was 10 thy sons their purcst, highest fame.
When thy star bright among Thy sisters
shone,
With brilliant light thy deeds had made
thine Own.
Tho sad thy story since those days hath
been,
And though misfortune bitter thou hast
seen.
Yet, midst it all, thy bearing hath been
such
That no reproach thy unsullicd name can
touch.
And this is still our patriot chiidrcn's boast:
They loved thee still when thou didst suffer
most.
True, the usurper'S foot has torn thy breast,
And thou vert long by tyranny oppressed; :;
True, thou hast suffered meath corruption 5
sway,
And darkness long obscured thy glory's
But now thy wounds are healed, and bursts
the sun
Of light and hope once more tiny cline
upon,
And shows what long by darkness was ob
scured-
The wealth untold in thy fair bosom stored.
o,,S n1;, 1oI .lr
blessed;
Shr. out the world, cen then thou couldst
bestow
All things thy people ask for here below;
Breadstuffs and fabrics, base and precious
ore,
Timber and granite in cxhaustless store.
Within thy realm the vine and fS tree
flourish;
Fruits of the tropics thy rich breast doth
nouriSh:
Produce of harder climcs thou canst biins
forth:
Thou dost combine what's best in South
and North;
With generous hand thou answcrcst every
need;
Fair streams and rivers thy rich country
feed;
Thy realm embraces sea coast, mount and
plain;
What diverse elories in one small domain
Fair natures richest gifts are thine,
Blest '.land OF the Palmetto and the Pine,
And with such gifts our own, our native
land
Success but waits to answer thy command.
The day must come, as sure rs suTcst fate,
When, as of old, thou shalt be grandiy
great,
And South Carolina shall be truly called
Redeemed, regenerated and diSentlr;dlcd.
c.
ColumJia Duly l'cc0TW